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    Speed regulator

    March 9, 2010
    Edited by Alan Hitchcox Model Super-K Kinechek regulates the speed or feed rate of moving machine elements for smooth motion at a constant velocity. They come in 4- or 6-in. strokes within a short overall length and with leak proof operation. ...

    Edited by Alan Hitchcox

    Model Super-K Kinechek regulates the speed or feed rate of moving machine elements for smooth motion at a constant velocity. They come in 4- or 6-in. strokes within a short overall length and with leak proof operation. Models handle loads to 1200 lb and are used extensively in robotics, food processing equipment and packaging machines. Mirror finished tool steel cylinder houses an all metal piston with no sliding seals.

    Deschner Corp.
    (714) 557-1261, www.deschner.com

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